Greenhouses for Sale
Ceres designs energy-efficient, quality greenhouses, built with sustainability in mind. Using passive solar design principles, our team Our team combines greenhouse design, climate systems, and grow-support expertise to help you build a high-performing greenhouse for your climate, crop, and budget. Our greenhouses for sale include everything from commercial modular systems to institutional greenhouses, and DIY residential greenhouses.
Find the Right Greenhouse for Your Application
Whether it be a commercial lettuce operation, research lab, tropical home oasis, or interactive classroom, Ceres has you covered. Here are some common industries/applications we have worked with:
- Commercial Growers
- Crop/Seed Research
- School and Universities
- Community food systems
- Residential properties
Start your greenhouse planning by seeing how past clients have chosen to use their greenhouses.
What Type of Greenhouse Are You Looking For?
Choose from greenhouse styles built for different scales, climates, and operational goals.
- HighYield™ Kits- Greenhouse kits for scalable growing
- Gutter Connected Greenhouses- Efficient layouts for very large operations
- Commercial Modular Kits– Expandable systems for biosecure operations and phased commercial buildouts
- Barn Kits- Multi-use structures with growing plus utility
- DIY (for residential growers)- Residential building plans
→Learn about our building materials and specifications for each type and style of greenhouses
Why Choose Ceres?
Modular by Design
Ceres’ unique modular greenhouse kit design allows for easy expansion. Greenhouses and headhouses can be built in phases and configured in many different ways, so you can continuously add on to your greenhouse based on your needs and site conditions.
Why build modular?
- Expand without disrupting already working greenhouse
- Biosecurity
- Maintain different climates for different crops or harvest times
Advanced Glazing for High Light Transmission
ETFE is a thermoplastic film with a strong mechanical strength resistant to high wind loads and other environmental conditions. This unique glazing material has up to 96% light transmission with full UV.
Quality greenhouses start with quality materials.
Custom Design and Engineering Expertise
Unlike traditional greenhouse manufacturers that produce their own steel and rely on rigid, one-size-fits-all designs, Ceres takes a different approach to greenhouse design. By sourcing the best materials rather than manufacturing them in-house, we’re able to design fully custom greenhouses tailored to your specific goals. Our turnkey process ensures your greenhouse system is designed around your crops, equipment, and workflow—resulting in a more efficient and scalable solution any operation.
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Greenhouse FAQ
Because every greenhouse is custom-designed to match your climate, location, and production goals, we provide custom pricing for all of our energy-efficient commercial greenhouse systems.
As a general estimate, a 3,000 sq ft modular HighYield™ Kit greenhouse typically costs $58–$68 per square foot. This includes the core greenhouse structure, steel frame, insulated metal panels, glazing, and SunSense™ environmental controller.
For a fully integrated vented HighYield™ commercial greenhouse, pricing generally ranges from $95–$130 per square foot. This includes all structural components plus advanced systems such as evaporative cooling, GAHT® (ground-to-air heat transfer), heating, dehumidification, LED grow lighting, irrigation systems, and complete engineering and construction documentation.
Final greenhouse costs will vary depending on site conditions, system complexity, and customization requirements.
The size of your greenhouse will depend on many factors including:
- budget
- crop(s)
- site location
We offer many modular greenhouse solutions so that you can start small and add on later.
Reach out and we can determine the most appropriate size greenhouse for your needs.
We recommend a full footer and stem wall around the entire perimeter of our greenhouses to allow for foundation insulation and rodent protection. We have the ability to design, engineer, and stamp the foundation plans with our greenhouse kits. We can also coordinate with your architect if you are working with one to design the foundation.
It is important to place footings below your frost line depth so that the frozen soil can’t shift or uplift the footings. Our clients can provide us their local frost depth or our structural engineers can look into it based on the greenhouse building site location and soil reports.
We don’t recommend putting a Ceres greenhouse on an existing foundation for a couple of reasons. The sizing and dimensions of the foundation might not align exactly to the structural dimensions. This is also important for the placement of doors. We design a specific foundation for our steel structure to sit on top of. If you have an existing foundation and concrete slab, the GAHT® system cannot sit directly underneath the greenhouse floor. If you have an existing greenhouse we can design an external GAHT® system which sits adjacently to the greenhouse. However, for structural reasons and longevity, an existing foundation and concrete slab is not ideal for a new greenhouse build.
The flooring is a decision that the client can make. Common flooring types for a greenhouse include a concrete slab, pavers, gravel, or the soil as the floor. Concrete slabs are durable and should be designed with floor drains. Concrete slabs can also support the weight of rolling benches while also making it easier to maneuver equipment around the greenhouse. Another common flooring type for our clients is a soil floor. With a soil floor, you can grow directly into the soil rather than raised beds or pots. This allows for better nutrient access and the ability to grow larger crops such as fruit trees. While there are many options, we can also recommend a flooring type if you do not know what is best for your growing goals, greenhouse layout, and desired functionality.
No, concrete flooring is not necessary for every greenhouse operation, however, there are certain things you should consider when deciding if a concrete slab is a good option for your greenhouse or not. A concrete floor is a great option for large commercial operations as it is easier to clean, support carts and machinery,, allows for floor drains to manage runoff, and provides thermal mass.
Tell us about your operational goals and we’ll recommend the right greenhouse system
